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deniability
(redirected from Plausible deniability)

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de·ni·a·ble  (d-n-bl)
adj.
1. Possible to contradict or declare untrue: deniable accusations.
2. Being such that plausible disavowal or disclaimer is possible: "Covert action was deniable; a Pentagon program would not be" (Bob Woodward).

de·nia·bili·ty n.
de·nia·bly adv.
Translations
deniability
n (esp US Pol) → Möglichkeit fzu leugnen or alles abzustreiten; a way of preserving deniabilityeine Möglichkeit, ein Hintertürchen offenzulassen


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It is largely outside public scrutiny, and there is always plausible deniability by either side," Husseini said, again quoting Larocco.
It is largely outside public scrutiny, and there is always plausible deniability by either side.
This is a way of developing plausible deniability for Dick Cheney who really is at the centre of this investigation right now," he said, explaining that the former vice-president "is being accused by members of the intelligence community and in fact by some CIA officials, of having ordered that the CIA did not brief congress on the secret assassination programme".
 
 
 
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